Global Internships
A Global Internship is a variable credit activity that provides undergraduate students (typically juniors and seniors) with the opportunity to enhance traditional classroom learning with a practical work experience that includes a significant international component. The purpose of global internships is to accomplish learning objectives that are not possible to achieve within the confines of a classroom setting. The focus is on an international experiential learning activity that supplements what students learn in courses that they have taken or are planning to take.
Summer 2013 Internships
Through a partnership with GlobaLinks Learning Abroad, Leeds students may do a 6-week (for 4 credits) or 10-week (for 6 credits) internship in Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Valencia (Spain). Internship placements are available for students in all areas of emphasis, focusing on a wide range of interests, goals and skill sets. Scholarships are available. Please contact Sarah Kate Hartt (sarah.hartt@colorado.edu) at the Study Abroad Office for additional information.